Free Software supporters: participate in the ongoing PDFreaders
campaignand
remind public institutions to remove advertisements of proprietary
PDFreaders from their websites!

The PDFreaders campaign was launched in November 2010 to end
advertisements for proprietary software on public institutions'
websites. Thanks to efforts of our Fellows
and other Free Software activists, the first phase of the campaign was
successfully implemented: we discovered and contacted more than 2000
public bodies across Europe and overseas.

To date, 17 percent of the contacted public institutions already replied
and removed the non-free PDF reader advertisements from their websites.
The current progress of the campaign can be seen on our buglist.
However, as many of the contacted institutions have not replied yet, we
want to remind them about the letter we have sent and ask for a reply.

have a look at
organisations in
your country which appear as not having answered yet,

contact them and remind them of our letter on inadmissibility of
advertising of proprietary software by public institutions,

ask them to remove the advertising of proprietary software from
their websites as it is violating the principle of neutrality of
public bodies.

If you discover a public institution website that advertises non-free
software and is not on our list, you are encouraged to contact them on
your own using a modifed version of our
letter. If you
have any further questions, please do not hesitate tocontact us at
pdfreaders@lists.fsfe.org.